Celebrities are thought to be public property. To such an extent that some people believe it to be okay to peek into their personal lives. There have been numerous times when some of the celebrities have clearly mentioned that they do not want their personal matters to be discussed in public. Like the video that Sanam Baloch posted, regarding her divorce asking people to limit their questions and concern to her work life and not personal. Sometimes, it gets important to remind people of the ethics, these celebrities have emotions too. They are actors but humans first!
Humaima Malick shared a photo with her elder brother after her younger brother’s Feroze’s marriage. She shared the photo of the vulnerable moment where she was crying and her brother was consoling her. She shared how the glamour that she posts about her life always brings her home back to her brothers, who have always supported her despite the situation.
“They still hug me and tell me, “mema beta, I love you “”
But that one part of her life about which she never spoke about. Now she has, celebrating 8 years of her greatest success of the movie “Bol”. She shared some photos from the shoot of Bol and wrote how it was her first shoot when she got divorced from Shamoon Abbasi. How her first movie and this time was a painful period in her life.
She wrote:
“Same day 8 years ago, it was my rebirth. Everything changed, I got to know That Allah is the best of the planners…… so much pain, soo many years, so many tears. Each day on Bol sets was a struggle, got to hear Word “TalaQ” from my ex on my first camera-action-roll of the movie. When it destroyed Humaima … Zainab was born !!!! Allah is the best director his stage his scenes and my pain I played that on this real-life stage! Thank you each and every soul who worked with me especially Shoaib Mansoor! Jub Khila nahee saktay tu paida kio kartay hoooo ??. #bol #8yearstobol#thisistherealme #acceptyourself#bolkizainab”
“When It destroyed Humaima … Zainab was born!”
Humaima is slowly lifting all the filters from her. It takes courage!
Let’s respect the emotions of these artists. Let them have their space and time. They, too, need time to absorb the pain to be able to share it back if they want to. Kudos to you, girl. May you succeed in the journey of your life!